Love Spells Money Spells Love Spells Casting Magic Spells Talismans Charms White Magic Old Irish Superstitions and Folklore One thing is for sure; there is no lack of Irish superstitions in the world. The Irish people, my family included, seem to be a very superstitious lot. I don't know about you, but I think this is what gives them their charm. The Irish have many sayings and proverbs, too. These will show the wit of the Irish. They will be covered in other pages on this website. From this page you'll also find a place for the popular Irish toasts. There are many superstitions sprinkled throughout the Irish culture. Search this Site This page is a little longer than I usually write; I like to keep things brief so I don't bore you to death. Speaking of death, just jump right in to the first section of Irish superstitions. Irish Superstitions Concerning the Dead It is believed that the souls of the dead that die abroad, wish to be buried in Ireland. A dead hand is believed to be a cure for all diseases. (There are quite a few Irish superstitons concerning dead hands, but they start getting really weird.
DREAMLESS The rise of Archaeologists Anonymous In a quiet group chat in an obscure part of the internet, a small number of anonymous accounts are swapping references from academic publications and feverishly poring over complex graphs of DNA analysis. These are not your average trolls, but scholars, researchers and students who have come together online to discuss the latest findings in archaeology. Why would established academics not be having these conversations in a conference hall or a lecture theatre? The answer might surprise you. The equation of anonymity on the internet with deviance, mischief and hate has become a central plank in the global war on “misinformation”. Like what you’re reading? Already registered? Many, like myself, are “junior researchers” or PhD drop-outs — people with one foot in the door but who recognise how precarious academic jobs are. But in 2018, a bombshell paper proved this was fundamentally incorrect. “Indigenous Australians belong to the oldest continuous culture on earth.
Soul Type Quiz from "The Instruction: Live the Life Your Soul Intended " by Ainslie MacLeod (Publisher: Sounds True) Caregiver The quintessential characteristic of a Caregiver type is the desire to take care of others. For this reason, Caregivers may be drawn to the long-term care of children or the elderly. Though some Caregivers find their need to nurture satisfied by raising a family, many others seek out work in such venues as schools, hospitals, and animal shelters. The long-term care of those with Alzheimer’s, autism, and mental illness often becomes the responsibility of Caregivers. If you recognize yourself as a Caregiver, you may already have noticed the tendency to put others’ needs ahead of your own. You are loyal to the extreme, and you guard those who are entrusted to your care with your life. Your empathy allows you to understand nonverbal emotional signals. Click here to learn more about your soul type and how it influences your soul’s age, mission, talents, and challenges, and to purchase Ainslie MacLeod’s book, The Instruction: Living the Life Your Soul Intended. Creator Educator Helper
Beginners in Magic Start here! Puzuzu brings you a beginners guide on how to get started in Spells and Magic and use this site to help you. What is Thou looking for? If you can't find it, then search the web for right here... Custom Search Click on the link in each paragraph to learn the subject at hand. First let me tell you that if you are not interested in making Magic and the Occult a way of life, then you should not "Dabble" or mess with any of this information. One must Master several things before ever attempting to do Spells! So here we go... 1. 2. Do your stretching and so forth, then lay down, close your eyes and picture a big trash dumpster on your mental screen. 3. 4. 5. At this time I should warn you of one thing. Magic is a way of life, not a game. 6. Now remember this, Astral Projection or OBE's (out of body experience) can take anywhere from weeks to years to master and you must take your time and do not give up. 7. *Stay away from the Black Magic until you have a couple years of practice and knowledge.
Crow Busters - Beginner Article - Crow Folklore and Superstition This being the Halloween season, it’s natural to take notice of the fact that the crow has been regarded throughout history in a mysterious and sometimes ominous way. Perhaps more than any other animal, save the bat or the black cat, the crow and raven have been generally depicted in dark situations in both literature and film. Who doesn’t visualize a raven when they think of macabre writings of Edgar Allan Poe and his preoccupation with omens of death? And who can forget the playground scene in Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Birds”? And just about every movie with a creepy graveyard or haunted mansion, the eerie calling of crows can be heard in the background. Lets face it, they never got the good press of the eagle, the duck or even the lowly pigeon. Some of this can be attributed to our penchant to stereotype creatures for our own pleasure. But I believe it is goes deeper than that. Yes, crows have been historically associated with death in a very personal way.
Just Say Something to Me - WhiteHotBlueFlame - Carmilla (Web Series) Chapter Text It starts with words, a sentence, a greeting; we all know that. You can’t have a relationship without a starting point. They say communication is key and use your words. Those phrases were like a slap in the face to Carmilla. It’s not that she doesn’t have words, it’s that using them with people, certain people, most people, was terrifying. When it first started, her teachers implied that she was just rebelling. Carmilla had resigned herself to admire from afar. The summer passed uneventfully. Two week before the start of the semester, she received her housing assignment. A week later while she worked in the library, she received her first text message from Laura. Unknown number (12:52): Hey! She read and reread the message a few times, her eyebrow arching delicately. To Laura (13:19): Hey Sweetheart Cutie. Carmilla nodded to herself after she hit send. Laura (13:20): Everything. To Laura (13:23): Haha Cupcake. Laura (13:26): Black isn’t a color. Laura (14:02): Ok. “Ok.
Sunstone (medieval) Iceland spar, possibly the Icelandic medieval sunstone used to locate the sun in the sky when obstructed from view. A stone found in Alderney amid the wreckage of a 16th-century warship in early 2013 may lend evidence of the existence of sunstones as navigational devices.[2] One medieval source in Iceland, "Rauðúlfs þáttr",[3][4] mentions the sunstone as a mineral by means of which the sun could be located in an overcast and snowy sky by holding it up and noting where it emitted, reflected or transmitted light (hvar geislaði úr honum).[5] Sunstones are also mentioned in Hrafns saga Sveinbjarnarsonar (13th century)[6] and in church and monastic inventories (14th–15th century) without discussing their attributes. The description in "Rauðúlfs þáttr" of the use of the sunstone is as follows: Two of the original medieval texts on the sunstone are allegorical. A Hungarian team proposed that a sun compass artifact might with crystals have allowed Vikings to guide their boats at night too.